Shooter

Previously on "Shooter"...

What can I do for you, Captain?

Ten days ago, a CIA agent was shot by a sniper.

We believe this is the work of T. Solotov.

I know that you don't like to talk about this stuff,

but what happened to Donnie,

I know that it still hurts you.

Donnie, no!

He died because I trusted my gut.

He died because Solotov shot him.

Whatever you think you know about Solotov,

he knows ten times about you. He's a master sniper.

And that's exactly why I need you, Bob Lee.

The only reason I signed up for any of this is

because I thought we were doing something

that served a greater purpose.

- It's nothing. - You framed me for murder.

Whether or not you want to admit it, you need my help.

Yeah, well, I left them in the dirt.

Someday I'm gonna do the same thing to you.

I'm sorry for what I did to you.

Don't let me see you again.

The bigger the conspiracy,

the bigger the people involved.

Then we'll expose them all.

All the way to the top. As high as it goes.

You're the National Security Advisor, right?

You advise the president

on which foreign leaders to meet with and where?

You're a smart one, aren't you?

You put the President of the United States

in Seattle with the Ukrainian president.

My name is Bob Lee Swagger! I did not kill the president!

When you go to the store tomorrow,

don't forget to pick up some blueberries.

I won't forget.

- I want out. - No.

I betrayed everything I've believed in for you.

The real problem is about to reveal itself.

Don't send anyone after me.

I won't have to.

Bob Lee Swagger, you are exonerated

for the assassination of the Ukrainian president.

What if I want justice?

You'll have to settle for freedom.

On behalf of Commander Fleet Marine Forces, Europe,

Boeblingen, Germany, we invite to the podium,

Gunnery Sergeant Bob Lee Swagger.

Swagger!

Chesty Puller said, "A Marine doctor is a Navy corpsman,

and there's no better in the business."

For the men of 8113,

Senior Chief Petty Officer Kevin Campbell

was that corpsman.

Today he receives the Silver Star

for bravery and valor

when his battalion entered a minefield

on March 21st of this year.

When one of the Marines detonated a mine,

Doc Campbell didn't hesitate.

For the next five hours, he supervised the care

and evacuation of those Marines

without regard to his own injuries.

If you ask any Marine,

the reason we fought was to make sure

we all got to come home,

and we fought for the memories of those who didn't.

Doc Campbell, from all the men of the 8113

and the countless Marines you've helped,

our sincerest thank you.

I appreciate this honor, and it is an honor,

but the real praise goes out to all the strong men and women

who continue to fight long after we've come home.

It's those soldiers that we are indebted to,

and we remember them every day.

It has been the privilege of my life to serve with you.

Thank you.

- -

Stay down, stay down!

Stay down, stay down.

I'm gonna check the doors!

- It's time to move! - Time to move!

- Is there a back door? - Yes! That way!

Follow me! Follow me!

Tio!

- -

They're all wired!

One step at a time. Follow me. Keep your heads low, all right?

When we hit the street, you turn right and you run.

- Run to where? - Julie, you guys get low,

and don't stand till I give you the sign, copy?

- Got it! - Tio, take left!

- I'm gonna clear the lobby! - Copy!

Clear!

- He's still moving. - He's dead.

Man, I'm not risking a twitch detonation.

I'm gonna neutralize his vest.

Jesus.

- Kevin! -

- I said, my German is terrible. - I know.

You just asked me if I could bake a cake.

No, I meant to ask you that.

I'm kidding.

What... what do you do for work?

Finance.

How long are you in Frankfurt?

A couple of weeks, and then I'll be back a lot.

I just got this territory.

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- Hey, babe. - Hi.

How was the workout?

It was fine.

Got you some soup.

You're sweet.

Anything wrong?

Nope. All good.

Hey, Mousy. Where you off to?

- I'm busy, Daddy. - Hey, what about lunch?

You can just wrap it up and put it in the fridge for now.

She only ate the jelly out of her PB&J.

Ah, she'll be fine. That's what I used to do.

You should shower up and get ready.

We're gonna be late.

Baby, we have four hours.

It's an international flight. I mean, I still don't understand

why you have to go all the way to Frankfurt

to give him the award, but...

'Cause he and his guys are still at Landstuhl.

That's not exactly Paris.

No, it's not, but it is a free trip to Europe.

You mean a free trip to see the boys.

We had a long year, Jules.

Without you and Mary and those guys,

I don't know what I would have done.

Well, don't forget, we need the extra time at the airport.

You know, you're Bob Lee Swagger.

You have lots of security and people recognizing you.

Maybe we'll get lucky and nobody will notice me.

Yeah, right.

I laid out some suits on the bed.

Let me know which one you want to take, I'll pack it.

I have to wear a suit?

Hell, yeah, you have to wear a suit.

You promised me a night without the boys,

and I expect to be romanced.

And I'm still holding you to the trip to Paris.

Yes, ma'am.

Hey, mija, slow down.

We've got the whole weekend to run.

Hey, Kiddo, give Estella a break.

- Thank you for doing this. - Oh, doing what?

I've been breaking horses for 25 years.

What's one little girl?

Mmm! Bye, my sweet girl.

I love you infinity times infinity.

That means forever.

It sure does.

Don't forget my coins, Daddy.

I won't forget your coins.

This is the worst part.

- Mom. - I'm gonna miss you so much!

Will you make me videos every day with Estella?

- Yes. - Like ten a day?

Mom.

I love you.

All right, you have all the numbers, right?

- Oh, yes. - Hotel information?

I have three copies, so go on, go!

We're gonna be fine. Here, I made this for you.